A regulation size 1.5 ounce shot glass made for professional drinking. If you’re hunting for a shot glass that will stand the test of time, this stainless number, with a design inspired by a shotgun shell, is about as serious as you can get in the realm of drinking implements. Machined from a solid chunk of stainless, with a grippy knurled base for holding on tight, this thing will last much, much longer than your liver…guaranteed.
Can’t live with them. Can’t live without. Your corkscrew that is. As with the Clever Carafe, Scandinavian-designer Jakob Wagner continues to expand the boundaries of form and function with the Vignon. Five Teflon-coated steel threads coat the spiral while the lever moves like butter – you now can extract even the most vintage of corks.
Housed in the Art Institute of Chicago’s permanent design collection, Felicia Ferrone’s glasses seemingly defy gravity. Handcrafted by master glass-blowers in the Czech Republic – welcome to a world where your glass is always half full.
Sure, you could probably bang this one together in the shed – but why? Simple, rustic & unique – Brendan Ravenhill’s beech or walnut opener also supports a magnet for the fridge.
Forget the recycle bin. This is a much better way to reuse your bottles. Chicago-based, Nick Paul heats discarded glass, crafts the perfect tumbler & ships them in their original carton. Maybe the future will bring mugs from double deuces & pitchers out of 40s. One never knows.
Have a favorite number? KnobStoppers will cap your favorite bottle with it. Each unique stopper features a vintage billiard ball atop an environmentally-friendly, hardwood re-enforced cork. Rack ‘em up.
A little nip for your sip. Designer, Anthony Petrie’s Cool Shooters create four frozen shot glasses from a food-grade rubber mold. Just fill & chill.
Soften your reds. Vinturi’s Wine Aerator completes the breathing process in about the same time it takes to pour a glass. This elegant two-piece tower features a no-splash grate to keep your glass and counter spotless. Bottoms up.
Next time you serve sangria, notch up the presentation with the Ovobar. Sleek, polished porcelain holds nearly 3 gallons of your favorite liquid in the hottest possible way.
If Edgar Allen Poe was still alive, the 7 Deadly Glasses would fit nicely into his hosting repertoire. London based Kacper Hamilton has designed each glass to represent one of the legendary sins. Fitting nicely into a polished wooden case, the set looks like something a dominatrix would unveil when it’s time for punishment.
